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Fuminao Kishimoto, a 3rd-year doctoral student in applied chemistry, has won the Nippon Broadcasting System Prize at the 31st High Technology Awards for Originality.
Awarded paper |
Artificial photosynthesis by using nanosheet-stacked structures - Technology creation to control photoinduced charge separation through accurate design of nanospace |
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Academic supervisor |
Academic supervisor Professor Yuji Wada |
In line with the promotion of a science and technology-oriented nation, the annual awards grant prizes in various categories to science and technology students and emerging corporate researchers and technicians who have produced outstanding results in research and development. Kishimoto and others will be celebrated at the awarding ceremony on July 24 at the Meiji Kinenkan in Tokyo.
Fuminao Kishimoto
I am extremely happy to have received this honor. I have been working on my research under Professor Yuji Wada since I was a fourth-year undergraduate student, and I feel that its importance to science in general is being recognized. I am grateful to my professors for guiding me daily in my life as a researcher, all my labmates, and of course my family. I am more motivated to continue my work until this research provides true benefit to society.
Wada-Suzuki Lab members - Prof. Wada (red tie) with Kishimoto on his left
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